Buried Man-made Structure Imaging using 2-D Resistivity Inversion

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This study is carried out with the objective to determine the suitable resistivity inversion method for buried man-made structure (bunker). This study was carried out with two stages. The first stage is suitable array determination using 2-D computerized modeling method. One suitable array is used for the infield resistivity survey to determine the dimension and location of the target. The 2-D resistivity inversion results showed that robust inversion method is suitable to resolve the top and bottom part of the buried bunker as target. In addition, the dimension of the buried bunker is successfully determined with height of 7 m and length of 20 m. The location of this target is located at -10 m until 10 m of the infield resistivity survey line. The 2-D resistivity inversion results obtained in this study showed that the parameters selection is important in order to give the optimum results. These parameters are array type, survey geometry and inversion method used in data processing.

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Bery, A. A., Nordiana, M. M., El Hidayah Ismail, N., Jinmin, M., & Nur Amalina, M. K. A. (2018). Buried Man-made Structure Imaging using 2-D Resistivity Inversion. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 995). Institute of Physics Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/995/1/012075

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